MTU launches Ireland’s first pilot biorefinery in Kerry

The facility will develop technologies that convert the country’s grasslands into a range of products, including high-quality animal feeds, human-grade protein, prebiotics, flavours and bioenergy
MTU launches Ireland’s first pilot biorefinery in Kerry

(Left to right) Adam Mulcahy, Joanna Przyborksa, Jagdeep Kumar Nayak, James Gaffey and co-director of CircBio Group, CABR, MTU, Paddy Fitzgerald at the new MTU biorefinery set up on the Kerry campus. Photo: Domnick Walsh / Eye Focus LTD

A new pilot green biorefinery has launched on the Munster Technological University (MTU) Kerry campus.

The biorefinery marks an important milestone in Ireland’s move towards sustainable agriculture and a circular bioeconomy. The facility will develop technologies that convert the country’s grasslands into a range of products, including high-quality animal feeds, human-grade protein, prebiotics, flavours and bioenergy.

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